This introduction to psychology spans the six central areas of the topic: cognitive psychology; individual and abnormal psychology; social psychology; developmental psychology; and comparative psychology.

Intended for students learning how to program for the first time. This is an introduction to Java. Students work their way through chosen examples and exercises. These drills provide them with a working knowledge of basic programming constructs. Taking an "objects later" approach, this book is designed for one semester courses.

Since the mid-90s there has been increased interest in the phenomenon of gay tourism. Researchers are examining the range of cultural, social, psychological and health issues that are affecting men and lesbians on their travels. This book defines gay tourism and is a benchmark for future research on this important and often misrepresented market.

Written primarily for occupational therapists, this text explores the range of groupwork activities used within occupational therapy practice. Discussing theoretical aspects and practical approaches this book is an invaluable handbook to those working and studying occupational therapy.

The authors have joined forces again to reflect upon the ever changing world of health promotion. As a result, their highly respected textbook has been substantially rewritten to document both theoretical and practical developments within this important sphere of professional activity.

Human-Computer Interaction is important as a means of achieving competitive IT product designs. Providing coverage for a one semester course, the examples and activities are useful exam preparation tools for computing students on an introductory HCI course.

Based on a major international survey of some of the world's biggest employers in the hospitality and tourism industries, this book provides an examination of the problems and issues involved and reveals that nearly all of the organizations are failing to address the complexities of HRM in the global marketplace.